The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-12-18
lvrraHsr1xe GOSSIP or THE par.

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Charles Graham. the artist n engaged IN the nrepnfa.
t,on Of two tabieaux which wifi DO presented In Chick
ering Hall on Dec "a NJ an entertainment ID aid OF me
cholera sufferers in Italy. One Of the tsbieaux viii rep
resent the bay OF Naples. and the other Il scene after the
earthquake IN fsohia The whole arrangement OF tho
tablesux win be the work OF Mr.. Graham, as wei rs the
painting Of the scenery. Tho entertainment 10 rfven by
American and Italian ladies' among them the baroness
ravA Countess RATIO, Mrs =. W. Drexel. Mrs william u.
Field. Ma Barney Williams, and Mrs. SOLO OF Brooklyn.
Tna ana MI. hniara gu osar . par IN .s.as
men' "'o
ireland seemed likely to borrow an agreeable Xmas
guest from the States as Mr.. Robert Neville OF London
Va. strode down TO The Aurania with three great SET
tors Gamooling o chains length from either hand and .
healthy nush on his clear. dark face. He Ii probably the
only one Of Uncle Sans citizens who goes to Erin reEi'
larry for his Christmas fun. He Will leave the Auranis
at Queenstown, and In forty. eight hours will b riding
'cross country behind the best pack IN Gaiwny. NoVhfo
IL q six footer, handsome an big dark eyes and big brown
moustachs can mako q big man. and IL hand In glove
with the Irish gentry, whose hounds and horses are
always At his disposal. He used to take hunters over
wIn nm. y "a, p" -, 81. ,n.r rsim ~ ,hs
sn,.,.s. -. $500, m. anrsn,a a,iisa v.,,.r
!. y. n.,,,.s a.,..,,v.. ,rv,rx IN rsnsat
No. ny .,s,an,rr. 80, ,n.x nr.s mana for dvnSmi,o IN
~. Ns,ui.,. 1900.
The managers OF New fork theatres say that rev nave
any idea Of the number Of young girls VINO leave tner
comfortable homes In the country many OF thom sur
rsphtioualy. ana come to New YORK TO nnd places on the
.ss. $3.50. - .,an .nn,.s.n,. VIZ orr., ,,..u
1920. -. .,ne,on,.d ~. xo,rc 1von,.r with ,et.
-. ri. 800. ..h,,h h,xo na.r brvrisd nm IN.
m,an.s ,n.x tr.v ,h.,. a.n.h,.r, M i.,, homo for tbo
a.. ~ $500 ~. r.n.a.r. "a di.cor-..s m. am.
s,.s.n. :. go .ra..yu- 20 ,,aros nam N re,prn A
.hs,r noms. t. NAV ns sddsd that IN NINETY. min. out Of
every hundred such instances tho isttel are quito un.
necessary. - the managers will not take untried hands
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49,. !. n N 49, .,....., o.. d, Oh. A.. h.x. 80
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M, ooo ~ uorm., 80, aood nail ,ra..a .y.r
IN = oony,c,.d An.rchi,t Nh. and b.r husband ara mn
doubtedly tho two wealthiest Anarchists in the city. I'M.
less Andrew Carnegie would except Mr.. courtlsndt
Palmer. Nj. and Mrs. Hoffman are old friends Of the
Anarch leader. and knew him in Germany fifteen years
ago. Most ID . frequent visltor At their house He says
that they are really Socialists not Anarchists but" he
always adds. "dot don't amound to much. Dese 10 but
little difference between q Socialist and an Anarchist"
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- s~..saS. 80. w..ss u,aon.. .an,.,nI,n 49,,
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hopo that the competition of trade, 20 far Is the use of
Mrs. Cleveland's portrait IL concerned, will stop there.
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